The origins of this prayer lie in a historical account where Abu Dujana, a remarkably brave companion known for his fierce loyalty in battles like Uhud, reported a disturbing presence in his home.

It is believed to help reduce fear, anxiety, and obsessive thoughts. Authenticity and Scholarly Views

Some modern scholars suggest that while the specific attribution to the Prophet may be weak, the verses and supplications within it are spiritually sound and may still be used for "medication" purposes as long as they are not regarded as Sunnah. How to Use the Hirz e Abu Dujana

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The most circulated version states that Abu Dujana faced severe calamities. Upon the Prophet’s instruction, he wrote specific verses on paper, wore it, and was saved. Later, prominent scholars like reportedly transmitted this Hirz to their students.

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It is primarily used to remove negative entities from a house, shop, or person.

(Sammak bin Kharsha) reported hearing frightening noises and seeing a dark shadow in his home. Upon hearing this, Prophet Muhammad instructed Hazrat Ali to write a letter of protection. When Abu Dujana placed this letter under his pillow, the Jinn reportedly began wailing that it was "burning" them and promised never to return to that home or its neighbors. How to Use the Hirz